When the King Backslides at Balmoral
The king’s Balmoral visits trigger a temporary Presbyterian change due to the Act of Union requiring the Scottish church in Scotland. At Crathie, royal worship is held with invitations extended to Scotland’s leading preachers, reflecting a customary religious shift during royal stays.
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Balmoral
Scotland
Crathie
London
Cactus Joe
Crimson Gulch
Willin
Washington Star
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertisement Spreads Gentle Baby Laundry Benefit
A advertising line touts Red Cross Ball Blue as fresh and safe for baby clothes, claiming it makes whites daintily bright without streaks or damage. Available at all good grocers, the pitch emphasizes gentle yet effective cleaning.
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Hessig
Ellis
Memphis
Tenn
At the Opera Mystery Woman in Decollete Faces Mrs Blank
A sharp exchange at the opera unfolds as critics remark on a bold dressed woman. Mrs Blank appears in a striking neckline, prompting speculation about her identity and influence. The dialogue highlights social intrigue and reputational risk in the theater crowd.
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Mrs. Blank
We Speed the Parting Guest in Hasteful Bridge Burning
A terse axiom notes that hastening a guest's departure may compel him to burn bridges behind him. The proverb implies strategic severance can deter future entanglements and preserve distance. It underscores cautious hospitality and the consequences of rushed exits.
Missing Veterans Bureau aide aids search for Carter Page
The United States Veterans Bureau and American Legion seek information on Robert Carter Page who vanished from St Elizabeth's hospital in Washington DC. Page, a 25 year old neuro psychiatric case with possible aphasia, enlisted in 1918 and was discharged in 1919. He may have travelled to California. Descriptions include height five six, blue eyes, dark brown hair, a large scar near his right ear and a sallow complexion. Information to W H Page in Washington DC or the Veterans Bureau Information Section. Also notes requests for Frederick Pasch, Cecil Lavender, and Cecil T Lavender and mentions Powers and John Powers in connection with separate notices.
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United States Veterans’ )Bureau
American Legion
Robert Carter Page
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
C. W. Swan
Division of Information
Page
Tee
Army
Air Service
San Diego
Calif
California
Sellers ‘Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Cuyahoga Works
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Washington Street
Carpenter Street
United States Veterans’ Bureau
W. H. Page
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Thirteenth Post
Brooklyn
N. C
Frederick Pasch
Sumners Avenue
Ehirteenth Coast Defense Command
Pasch
One Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry
Myrtle Avenue
Former Soldier Police Officer Foils Merrill Robbery Gang
George Severt of Merrill Wisconsin a police officer and World War veteran challenged a gang of yeggmen attempting a post office vault robbery. He fired and drove them to cover then moved to attack from behind forcing the criminals to flee in panic.
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George Severt
Merrill
Wis
Uncle Sam
Severt
Levert
Edward Burns Post
American Legion
Best Friend of Legion Landsys Toasted by New Orleans Crowd
The high commissioner of baseball and former U S Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis received top ovations at the American Legion national convention in New Orleans. Veterans carried him on shoulders in a lobby parade, with drums, bugles and bands swelling the cheer as Commander MacNider lauded Landis as the best friend of the American Legion.
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U. S
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
The
American Legion
New Orleans
Grunewald Hotel
Grunewald
Landis
MacNider
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
You and I
Nen
Women of the Legion
American Legion National Convention
Mrs Belle Nye of Albuquerque Honored as Mother Nye
Fort Bayard patients and Southwest communities celebrate Mrs Belle Nye for decades of Red Cross and veteran support. She made 16000 sick calls in 14 months and travels with flowers, caps, and cheerful care. A Michigander by birth she leads New Mexico American Legion Auxiliary as its first national historian and first department president.
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Nye
Red Cross
New Mexico
Southwest
Belle Nye
Albuquerque
Mother Nye
Fort Bayard
Eastern Star
Boyleston
Mass
American Legion Auxiliary
Owosso
Mich
Allen Edward Nye
Paola
Kxan
Engineer Corps
Twentyfirst Engineers
Auxiliary
Department of New Mexico
Poppy Sale Pays Disabled Minnesota Veterans
Disabled former servicemen in Minnesota hospitals received 6982.95 dollars for crafting 684,186 poppies used in 1922 sales by the American Legion Auxiliary, according to a Minneapolis report by Mrs. C. A. Clark.
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Minnesota
American Legion Auxiliary
C. A. Clark
Minneapolis
Doughboy Doughnut Reunion Highlighted at Legion Meet
The Salvation Army organized a reunion between the doughboy and the doughnut during the American Legion national convention in New Orleans. Slogan banners proclaimed doughnuts coffee and salvation free at booths across the convention hall and downtown streets.
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Salvation Army
American Legion
New Orleans
Salvation
Santa and Boy of the North observe Christmas via magic telescope
Santa Claus uses a magic telescope to view children opening presents and their joyful reactions. The dog Boy of the North shares in the sightings as Santa admires Milly with the lamb and Eugene with the harmonica, Jimmie with skates, Marjorie with dishes, and Doris with a toy elephant. A light note closes with a Tacoma girl’s funny definition of a skunk.
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Santa Claus
Boy of the North
Santa
Eugene
Jack
Mahalia
Marjories
Marjorie
Doris
Wanted Deaf and Dumb Nose In Odor Tale
A whimsical line from a child named Little Lela as she recalls passing a glue factory on the way to school. She protests the smell, saying she would accept it less if she had been born with a deaf and dumb nose, underscoring the comic mishearing of a phrase.
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Auburntown
Tenn
Stearns Electric Paste Co
Robert T. Donnell
Stearns
Kennedy Brothers
Lela
Mamma
Geographical Situation Counts and National Character
The text argues that a country's institutions shape from soil and location and that people are influenced by geography. It quotes Senator Greed urging patriots to rise above personal pique in the crucial hour of the nation’s history, with Hostetter Smith replying and a jokey exchange about voting for him.
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Hostetter Smith
Kansas City Star
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Wl.douglas
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Poor kidney health can trigger back pain headaches loss of energy and nervous irritability. Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health and has offered sample bottles by mail to test its effects.
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Doan
Nebraska
J. ¥. Stokes
J St
Auburn
Neb
Rus
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Kilmer
The Average Man and a Pretty Woman Showoff Moment
An observed pattern shows a man seizing chances to display bravado in the presence of an attractive woman. The remark highlights social theater and gendered expectations in public behavior.
It would be strange if the company a man keeps didn't know him
The remark implies close social circles reflect familiar associations, suggesting shared knowledge and reputation within a man's associates. It hints that acquaintances are expected to recognize his character through common interactions and shared history.
His Way. Where's Dad Listening to Sermon by Radio
A brief exchange captures a family moment as a child asks about their father who is inside listening to a church service on the radio while others note he sleeps peacefully. The Louisville Courier-Journal records a domestic vignette reflecting everyday life.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Now Is the Accepted Time in Fashion Prophecies
An autumn fashion prophesy voice urges readers to ready their ears while previewing upcoming trends. The piece frames a decisive moment for style, urging attention to anticipated silhouettes, colors, and influences shaping wardrobes this season.
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Fashion
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American Tecion News Service
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Department of Texas
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Dallas
Cecil T. Lavender
Bakersfield
William Irving Lavender
Lancaster
Tex
France
Powers
Aloah
Washington
Hoquiam Post No. 16
Ottawa
Canada
Clarence Raymond Powers
John Powers
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Robert C. Page
New Merrill
Legion
OF Legion
K. M. Landis
N. M
Good Woman
Sunshine Lady
Belie Nye
Te Graham Bonner
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Jimmie
Tacoma
Wash
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Douglas
L.douglas
Snepad
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Colalez
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Spark Street
Brockton
J. H. Newell
N. Winchester Ave
Chicago, Ill
Omaha
United States
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Alberta
British Columbia
W. W. Bennett
Peter's Trust Bldg
Omaha, Neb
Dept. of Immigration and Colonization
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Universal Mfg. CO
O Street
Lincoln
Putnam
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